News.Ycombinator Public Backlash Against Flock Surveillance Cameras in the U.S.
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In 2023, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department entered an agreement with Flock Security to utilize automated license plate readers funded by private donations, avoiding public oversight. In response to concerns about the cameras aiding immigration enforcement, individuals across the U.S. have begun dismantling and destroying these surveillance devices.
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2023-01-01
LVMPD enters agreement with Flock Security for surveillance cameras
2023-01-01
Funding for the project comes from private donations
2026-02-23
Public begins dismantling Flock surveillance cameras due to backlash
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